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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-03


BRANCH PosT OFFIcE-Establish.
ed at the Drug Store of Geo. l..
Lusk, West Owosso, where will also
be found complete line of station
cry, drugs, patent medicines and
toilet articles.
Low prices on parasols, summer
underwear, mits, gloves and hosiery
at Osburn & Sons.
Get one of those Black Satin, lace
trimmed parasols worth $a.5o, at
$I.6o at the Saturday sale, June 4,
at d. M. Christians.
For builders hardware, carpenters
tools, haying tools it will pay you to
call at Andrus' new hardware, OPP
posite Exchange hotel.
Ladies beaded wraps, jackets 60
ing very cheap-they must Co.'s
burn & Sons.
E. L. Brewer sells Gray Bros,
ladies fine shoes.
Talk about going to the circusl 1t
is nothing compared with going and
seeing the new goods just arrived at
Mrs. G. S. BEARDsLEY's.
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Special communication of Owsoso
lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ, Wednes-
day evening, June 9Th, at 8 O'Clock
sharp. Work second degree. BY
order of w. M. E. p. GILBERT,
t Sec.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-03
That Tired FEELING

The warm weather has a facilitating effect,
especially upon those who are within doors
most OF the time. The peculiar, yet common,
complaint known as "that tired feeling"
is the result This feeling can be entirely
overcome by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which gives new life and strength to all
the functions Of the body.
at could not sleep; had no appetite.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon began to
sleep soundly; could get up without that
tired and languid feeling; and my appetite
improved" II. A. SANFORD, Kent, Ohio.
Strengthen the System
Hoods sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peculiarities LIST, the combination Of
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; Sd, the
process OF securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is medicine Of unusual
strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
seems to make me over.n j. +. THOMPSON,
Register OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla beats all others, and
1sworth It's weight in gold" /. HARRINGTON,
$50 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So Made
only by @. !. HOOD 81 CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar,
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Prices paid In Owosso on Friday Morning
of This Week

offer for service my Shorthorn
bull at SI.oo, at my barn, in West
Owosso. JOHN TURNBELL.
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StrenQthem the Systens

Yoke of oxen and span Of horses
for sale. A. RoBERToN.
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Mr.. Ed. Dewey of the Owosso
TINES was in town yesterday attend
ing Barnes Bros auction sale OF fine
stock. ~ Al.t
Mrs. /. Barnum is in Owosso this
week as a delegate to the Baptist S.
S. convention.
P. Wrigglesworth lost valuable
COW last Sunday by being mired in q
ditch. Nitt.
Mr.. E. Devereaux. of Bancroft,
has moved with his family into our
village.
A large number of our citizens
took in the Bailey & Rogers show
yesterday and last evening.
Master Carl Knapp, of Owosso, Is
visiting his grandparents, P. Hadsall
and wife, of this place.
Decoration Day was duly observed
by the G.. A. X. and other citizens of
this place. An account of rain the
exercises were held in the M. f..
church. The Grafton was delivered
by Rev. E. E. Castor, of Gaines, and
was we'll received. COWARD.
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INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. TUESDAY,

lied. so and % per cent discount. Sheet zinc Che
Copper bottoms, 23c Planished copper, 3oc Solder.
10 laO17c. -
BEANs-S2 25025o
fancy country butter. in small packages. IL a 1sc
country butter 1o012c; common, s0loc.
BEEswAx-Dark 1Sc; yellow. Zoe.
EGGs-13c straight.
PoULrRY-Hens. SC: chickens, SC; ROSTERS. 3lac;
so JONES' &C. eeess ssR
FEArHERs-Prime geese 3504oc % ID; mixed
ave Woo 37GS and picAed ss0s5c IN
washed medium and common grade, if in good order:
light well washed and in good order. % 03oc; bury
and understandable. according to their value.
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PR1cEs-Prime steam lard, 6lac; sweet
ders. 600 06.5oc; short ribs. s75c.
JoBBIsa PRIcEs-smoked Meats-sugar-cured
49, ~ lbs average, 12isa; 20 ms average ;.
12c; % lbs average and over 11l4c; English
breakfast bacon medium. Is ec; sugarc6red shout
ders. 10 to IL lbs average; Sc; dried beef hams.
11c- Bacon, clear sides, about 20 TBS average.
11l4c about So fbs average, I1c clear backs medi-
I114c Dry-salt and Picked Meats~Clear sides
tunsmoked) 1o14c; clear backs, tunsmokedl, 10l4c;
900 lbs. $500 Bologna-Skn, large or small
7lec; cloth, large small &c. Lard-Pure winter
in So fb cans in Iooib cases sac; 2o-b cans in so.
ID cases, Size. Refined Lard-In. tierces, 7A4c; in
5O-fb cans IN 1UO-1b cases. IA2c.
SEEDS.
Clover-Commom red June. prime (receaned)
$404.4O y bu; English mammoth, prime (re-
cleaned) 81 2004 So; Alsike prime. $500; Alfalfa,
prime, 81. 25 az. so; white. $500 g. prime timothy,
So 6OO275 ~ bu; extra clean blue 81 Is .25
fp bu; red top 75c$1 ~ bu; orchard grass. 81 500
1.65 ~ bu; Southern grown millet. zoe " Blu; COM
mon miet. 75c p bu; faxseed, selected, $ldO o. 40
new popcorn. 6o07oc fs bu hemp, 3.ac; canary.
SC; rape, sc p ID. Turnip seed-Pqrple-top strap
leaf, SOC 4S 10. sdale savov-leaf
lsealed bags. SOC y 10. Kale. Use ~ ID.
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Lard. 2 a &c points lower. dull and heavy; West
ern steam spot Quoted SIG. 921; October, Sc. 81 q
6 90. November Sc s21 G. IS: December. 50 81 a
6. So. January. Sc 81 06 81: city steam: SO 70.
Butter quiet: Western, 12024c:W estern
creamery, IS a 24c. Cheese dull; Western, 81
~ lie
CHICAGO. Sept 12-Wheat was quiet and
uninteresting to-day. Outside speculation was
entirely lacking, and local traders saw no good
reason for trading themses es with the article.
Prices averaged slightly lower. and the lnnu-
ences tending to weaken the market were con
siderably larger receipts at Minneapolis, the
anticipated increase in the visible supply. and
the posting of wheat in New York as out OF con-
dition. Aside from the selling of a moderate
quantity, earlv in the Gay, the specu afive oHer-
ings were light, and there was SPECIAL desire
to realize October opened ! lower at 69s, ana
sold down to 60! a 69a. at which it closed
Corn the article in when
most of the speculation centered to-day,
though it was not active as it
might have been. Local "shorts" bid the mar
ket up on themselves early on the unusually
large shipments, bu. their wants were all sh'p-
piled by prominent local operator. who SOD
very freely of both September and May. Tnc
announcement of an increase of 270 600 bushels
in the visible supply. at noon. seemed sro have
effect whatever. October sold at 424c mp to
424c. down to 42sc. then up to 424c and closed at
the lowest, 42c. In oats rather slow, heavy
market was experienced all around. Specu-
lative trading was very light and confined mainly
to May. Prices did not change materially.
Provisions were weaker and trading dragged all
day. Hogs were lower at the yards. Scalpers
unloadeded all the market would take. and the
result a decline OF &c on January pork. DC
lard, and TIC on January short-rbs; October
remaining steady Shippers bought cash lard
quite freely, but the inquiry for meats was light
err Short-ribs. October. sold at g Tic at s 9O4c,
and closed at 8 92lc; January at g. so 06 soc. and
closed at 6 soc. October lard cold at 6572 a
Coo, closing at g. SOC. Pork sold at II GO Il zoe
for January and closed at IL. 57ac The leading
futures RANGED follows:
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Sept IL The Drovers' Journal re-
PORTS Cattle-Kecepts. 5000; shipments. 900.
Market strong and Zoe higher Shipping steers, So 10
05.15; stockers and feeders, S17503 cows; bulls
and mixed, 81. 2o02.75: Western rangers, So. 250
355; Texas cattle, S2.35 d3 40
Hogs-Receipts, 13. 600: shipments 5, 600; market
active and steady; mixed. So > $3.50; heavy. $3.50
Sheep-Receipts, 6 0oO shipments. 1000 Market
slow Westerns weaker; natives So. 7504.25; West
9 err 50 0s.0'' Texans S'04,2o' lambs $4,000
BUFFALO. Sept 12.-Cattle--Receipts. 2,125;
good to choice steers advanced 5000 from last
native native $3.50 S415: good 70 choice shipping. 1926
"A. 65; extra, $40 SO; stockers and feeders,
fair dernand common to choice SO. 5O94.4o; lambs
firm; good to choice Western. So. 5O06.
Hogs-Reeeipts Is $50; active: but not quotably
Michigan i stock, So 3o95.45 selected Workers.
$40; selected heavy ends, $4.5O0415.
NEW YORK Sept. 12.-Beeves--Receipts, " car
and ID carloads for direct; total for the
week, 9.34o head. The market is firm and higher;
tous S5.3O05 So; decent Texas steers. $50. SO, and
fairish Colorado steers 81; fat bulls and dry cows
"s Sheep%Receipts Ii, ZOO making 49, $40 for the
week. The narket is firm for sheep and fraction
higher for lambs; sheep sold at $405 per 100 lbs;
Hos Receipts, 8, 100, making 32.7so for the
week; fair demand for live hogs and steady at
06.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Recepts, 5, 173; shipments,
1 347. Choice corn-fed, firm: common grass range
slow and fairly steady. Good to choice corn-fed,
$1,000. 65;- to medium, SD "a. 90;
stockers So 25 az. 60: feeding steers 2.65c cows,
1902. 60; grass-range steers. So 25O3.25
Hogs-Recepts. A, LA; shipments. 931. Market
weaker and 5000 lower. Good to choice. $500
80; common to medium, $3.50 1925; skips
and pigs. $3OO04.SO.
Sheep-Recepts. 1,310 shipments none Market
weak good to choice, $3.O003.50; common to
medium $2OO0275.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 12.-Cattle- ]. 800;
shipments, 600. Market active and higher. Fair to
choice native steers S4 O0049O; butchers steers.
$3.4004.1O: feeders. 81. 5o03.4O; Texans and In
dams, So. IS $3.50
Hors-Receipts, 9OO shipments none. Market
active and Zoe higher Butchers and best heavy,
So 35D5. So; mixed packing. So. 90 05.35 Workers.
$5.1O05.3O: crassers and pigs, "a. 0O04. 50.
Sheep-Recepts, 700; shipments, 800. Market
strong; fair choice, 3.15 10; common to
dunn 80. OO03.00 lambs. So. 9O04.SO.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Sept. 12.-Catte-Receipts,
1926: shipments. i, 10. Market slow; good grades
O shade higher than last week; common dull at IN
changed prices.
ket aetive Philadelphia. So .65 1910; one extra
bunch. 1915; Workers, $685. 05.45; common to
fair, $5O5.25.
Sheep-Receipts 2. 2OO shipments, 500. Market
steady good; slow at last weeks prices.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Hogs easier; common
and light 81 Is 80: packing and butchers So. 10
95.5O. Receipts, 5000; shipments 800
BALTIMORE. Sept. 12.-Swne-Full and
good demand; market stronger. Receipts, 6,993.
Quotations-714d 7l2c.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press, In it's weekly review Of the British grain
trade. says: 'The samples of native wheat
that have been delivered have shown q variable
condition. The average price rapidly ap-
proaches the lowest quotation recorded Per-
feet samples of reds wheat, weighing over &C
pounds per bushel, have sold in London for 33
shillings. In some provincial markets the full
price recorded was 81 shillings per $50 pounds
expect still lower. The sales of English wheat
during the past week were 72, 462 quarters, at
29s Id against 81 .538 quarters, at BIS 3D. during
the corresponding period last year. Flour is de-
pressed Foreign wheat is weaker; South Rus
sian of excellent quality sells at 2Ss per 400
pounds, ex-ship; prices at Liverpool have de-
clined Id per Genital Corn is against buyers.
At to-day's market there were free deliveries of
native wheat at Cd to Is lower There was no
inquiry for foreign, and values were weaker
Corn scarce and Sd to cd dearer Oats
were firm.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12-Flour-Receipts, A.
$50 packages; exports, 125 brls and 49, 40S sacks.
Sales, q 900 brls; moderately active and firm.
good to choice, SO. 80 4.s5; common to choice
white wheat Western extra $4. 4004. CO. fancy
do. g. s. "A co. patent Minnesota extra. good to
prime. 81 401 So choice to double extra,
S4600490
Wheat--Receipts 211. $50 bu; exports. 3l.253
bu. Spot lots declined ! a /. and options a SC,
closing weak at the bottom. Export trading quite
moderate; speculation more general Sales, A.
504. 600 bu futures and 2l2, 600 bu SPOT. No.
Chicago, 20 asked; ungraded red. 70 a 62kc No.
f. O. b.; No l red nominal. 833c; No l white
nominal, S33c; No red, September, 800
79lc, closing at 79c; October 79a soSe, clos
ing at79ac; November. 81 a Size. closing at
Site; December, S2s a 83s. closing at S2sc. JAN
nary. 83t a 4s. closing at 835e; February, 50 %
s54c, closing at &c. May ss4 ass Is. l6c clos
ing at SS1c; June, 49, 089t. closing at 49,.
Corn-Spot lots &c, and options shade
lower closing weak: receipts, % 300 blu; exports,
15,52s bu; sales, $1,000 bu futures. and 1s5, 600
store, 52c delivered; No September. 502 a 50B
closing 500; October, 500 a 502c closing at
50Ic; November. 500 05lc. closing at 503c. De-
cember. 81 051sc, closing at sic; May, 52s SIZE,
closing at 52sc.
Oats-Mixed stronger receipts. 131, 300 bu;
exports none; sales 100000 bu futures. and H.
600 bu spot; mixed Western, 80 a 35c; white do,
3604lc
Hay quiet but steady.
Hops in light demand.
Cofee-Spot fair Rio dull at zoe; options
heavy and 1920 points lower, speculation
moderate; sales 90. $50 bags: October. 1875 a
Is 00c: November, Is 05 a Zoe; December, ID 10
"a I8 Csc: January 1920 01s 4Oc; February,
is 40: March S.25 a Is 35c: April IS 20 a IS 45c;
May Is So ais 45c; June, Is 80 018 35c.
Sugar quiet firm; refined easier; g, 5t05 Ice;
extra c. lose; white extra Q, Seas 1876;
yellow al 15c: off A. 5kc; mould A. 81 at 7-16c;
standard A, 606 Lice; confectionery A. 6ac; cut
n <gE nuud0 rnd
granuiated G. 44c cubes. 6.56c. Rice firm and in
fair demand.
Tanow steady at 4G4Rc. Rosin quiet
Eggs steady and quiet; receipts. 4,SlO pack
ages: Western 10 l9c.
Pork firm, but trading light; sales 100 barrels
mess. CIT meats Grm; picked bans, l24c.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Opens With Steady, Firm Tone to
Prices in the Main.


Prices in the Main.
INDIANAPOLIS Sept. ID.
In all departments to-day, considerable activity
noticeable and in the main there was firm
steady tone to prices. feeling pervades bust
ness circles that the volume of business for
some weeks to come will be highly satisfactory
Dry goods men are having brisk trade A num-
Der of merchants from towns and cities which
draw their supplies from here were in today
and made liberal purchases, and the mail orders
were numerous. Grocers were busy; sugars and
coffee moving quite freely. East. sugars were
hardly in as strong position, as last week while
coffees are shade frmer. The New York Ship
ping List says of coffees: IA firm feeling general
" prevails among holders of actual coffee, prices
rule steady and trade appears to be fairly active
The demand from the interior has been very we'll
maintained, and the spot supply in frat hands
is gradually being absorbed. but the position in
Rio and Santos presents no new feature, the
moderate purchases indicating that buyers here
are not willing to make any important addition
to their stocks at the relative difference in val
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Oats frmsr Western white. 34035lac: Western
mixed 32u 33c. Provisions-Steady and fairly active
Mess pork SIG. % a so. Eggs firm at 3 10 % DC
Lard-Refned Sc. Coffee steady and quiet; Rio or
binary to fair 1880 201sc. Receints-Flour 10 100
brls: wheat 1o2 600 bu; 4 900 Blu: oats 3 900
bu. Shipments-Fleur, 2S. 300 brs; wheat 5000
bu.
TOLEDO Sent 12.-Wheat dull and lower; cash,
73a4c; October. 74ssc; December. 7714c May;
S3l4c. Corn firm and steady; cash, As lac: Septem
Der 47c. Oats quiet and unchanged Cloger-seed
active but lower; December. 4.35; January. 81 40
Recepts-Wheat "a 900 bu; corn. 6 600 bu: oats
1000 bu: clover-seed. As bags. SUPERINTENDENT
o. 900 bu: corn 1000 bu; oats. 5000 blu; clover
seed, 10 bags.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 12-Grain quiet and I'M
changed. Provisions steady. Bacon-Clear-rib sides
8 S71ac clear sides, 1O.67iac; shoulders. 7.12lac.
Bulk meats-Clear-rib sides, S.50c: clear sides
937lec: shoulders. 6.75c. Mess pork nominal
Hams-Sugar-cured. 13. soc. Lard-Cboice leaf
S.25c.
DETROIT, Sept. 12.-Wheat-No. white. cash.
77Ac; No. red. cash and September. 733tc;
October. 745sc December. 771ae; May. s31ac bid.
Corn. No. 2. 441oc- Oats-No. 2, &c; No. 2
white SOC. Receipts-Wheat 43, 700 Blu; corn s.
500 bu; oats, 4,3oo bu
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THE FAIR SEASON OF 1887.
Following is list of county and district
fairs to be held in Indiana this year, with the
location, date and secretary's name of each:


COUNTY FAIRS.
Observation-Disclosures, Sep. 20 to Oct l. Austin E.
Cabel.
Fulton-Rochester, Sep % to Oct. l. j. A.
McClung
Gibson-Princeton. Sep. IL to IT, S. Vet Strain.
Greene-Lnton. Oct. 3 to z. Peter Schultze
Hendricks-North Salem, Sept Is to 16, S. r.
Davis.
Howard-Kokomo. Sept II to 16. John T. Stringer.
Huntington Huntington Sept. 27 to Oct. 1. Leon
Jay-Portland Sept. 27 to 30, L. L. Gipin.
Knox-Vincennes Oct 10 to Is. Gerard Reiter
Lake-Grown Point. Sept 8 to 16 Jno E. Luther.
LaPorte-LaPorte Sept. 27 to 80, Geo. c. Dorland
Lawrence-Bedford Sept. ID to II N. E. strout
acknowledgements, Sept " to 3d. w. HI. Sew
Newton-Morocco. Sept. 20 to %, c. NJ Hanger.
Noble-Iigoner. Oct. IL to Il. Tohn FL. Hoffman.
Perrv-Rome
Perry-Tell City, Sept. 13 to 10. H. D. stuchrk.
Porter-valparaiso Sept 20 to o. e. S. Beach
Posey-New Harmony, Sept. 10 to %, E. v. John.
Rush-Rushvile. Sept. I3 to g. J. S. Lakin.
Spencer-Chrisney, Oct. to g. S. d. Groves.
Spencer-Rockpoat, Sept. 10 to "a, A. D. CARING
stepben-Angola, Oct l. to Ia: F. Mccartney
Wabash-Wabash. Sept. 13 to 10, John r. Rose.
DISTRICT FAIRS.
Eastern Indiana Agricultural Kendalville Oct. 3
to T. j. S. Conlogue,
Fairmount Union-Fairmount. Sept. IL to TO- E.
Deals.
Fountain. Warren and Observation-Disclosures. Sept.
20 to 23. r. W. Miles.
Francsvile Observation-Disclosures. Sept. 81 to
Interstate-Fort Wayne, Sept. 81 to 80, w. W.
Rockhl.
Lawrence District-Lawrence Sept. IL to Is, W.
B. Flick.
Miami aud Fulton-Macy, Sept. 81 to "a. ]. Cof-
fing.
Northeastern Indiana-Waterloo, Sep. &c to 80,
W. II. LeAs.
North Manchester. Trcounty-North Manchester,
Oct. to z, 3. T. Clemans.
North Indiana and Southern Michigan-South
Bend Sept. II to 10. G. g. Towle.
Orleans observation-disclosures, Sept. 20 to 24,
Benton j. Hon.
Poplar Grove A. FL. 6 NJ. A.-Poplar Grove-Sept.
90 to 80 r. Il. Barbour
Seymour Fair Neutrality-suspicious., Oct. to 8,
o. FL. Montgomery.
Switzerland and Ohio-East Enterprise, Sept. IS
to Is, William II. Madison.
Urmyville Agricultural-Urmyville Oct 6 to g. S.
W. DUNCAN.
vermillion Joint Stock Society Fair-Newport, Oct
3 to 8, r. A. Parrett.
MIDDLE STATES CIRCUIT.
Northern Indiana and S. NJ. F.-South Bend, Sept.
II to Is, c. G.. Towie.
Indiana State Fair-Indianapolis. Sept. 10 to 81
Alex. Heron
Illinois State Fair-Olney Sept. 24 to 30, Chas. F.
Mills.
st. Louis Fair-St. Louis, Oct to 8. Arthur Uhl.
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Figures Showing the Quantity in Sight in the
United States and Canada.

United States and Canada.
CHICAGO, Sept 1.-THE visible supply OF
grain, Sept 10, reported by the secretary Of
the Board of Trade, was follows:
Wheat, 81 2l0, 1876 blu; corn, 7,106. s05 bu; oats.
4.387 072 blu; rye. 2S1, 534 bu barley, 414,0S1 bu
Compared with the week previous, wheat shows
$40, POI bu increase; corn, 269, SAP blu increase;
oats. BAT 005 bu decrease 81 100 Blu decrease;
barley, 122, 963 bu increase.
Following is the statement of the visible sup
ply of grain ashore and afioat on Sept. 80,
issued by the New York Produce Exchanges:
Wheat, 81, 2l0 800 bu, an increase of 500. 761
bu; corn. Z. LOG. 059 bu. increase of 269, 239;
oats. 1887 5IS Blu, decrease of 346,567 rye.
ISL S64 bu, decrease of p, sol; barley 5l4. 054
bu, an increase of 222 112
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